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Point taken RF_Developer. My designs run in high ESD environments and I have similar experiences as you described. But, requirements are requirements and the regulatory folks are more comfortable wi ...

With these schemes, its important to implement a restart_cause check to determine why the processor restarted and act accordingly. If the PIC does by some near-miracle execute the NOPS or whatever (an ...

Problem with both, is that they don't guarantee that the stack is re-balanced. Assuming the code has gone wrong, the stack could be half full, and then the 'main' code could get a stack overflow later ...

I'm using a PIC18LF8722 with Version 5.049 compiler.

My requirements are that upon detection of a failure, the system shuts down.

I'm looking at unused code space and want to control the situati ...

The on-line release notes are as follows:
" 5.046 A wrong checksum in "#ID checksum" when using #fill_rom is fixed"

That may not be exactly what I'm finding.
The checksum t ...

I'm using PCH compiler version 5.049 with a PIC18LF8722.
At the beginning, I'm using the checksum algorithm provided in the ex_checksum.c file for the PCH.
The code below shows a snippit of my main ...

I’ve come across a limitation of the CCS compiler that is giving me some problems in a Multiple Compilation Unit (MCU) architecture.

I have two files: foo.c and fee.c

I can successfully “li ...

I came across your questions... you probably have already resolved your problem. However, I did not see a resolution posted on the forums.

Check to see if you have the directive #nolist in your *. ...

I'm posting this little test program because I couldn't find anything that dealt with my situation specifically. I found a couple of erratas that concerned me about using Timer2 for a SPI port clock. ...